According to Taiwan’s China Times, a new airline in Thailand called “P.C. Air” set a global precedent by hiring three flight attendants including the 2007 “Tiffin” Transgender people, including Miss Tiffany, serve as flight attendants and will officially serve after training.

"P.C. Air" defines these transgender flight attendants as "third gender". After officially starting service, they will also be equipped with "third gender" identification tags to avoid passing through airport immigration customs. cause trouble. The company's CEO, Peter. "The company believes that transgender people have great potential to serve as flight attendants," said Sean.

Tanya Tanya, 23, said she was very happy to have this opportunity to do the job she had always wanted to do. “I thought at first they (airlines) were just like other places, only accepting application forms. Just pretending, you won’t actually hire us.”

"Miss Tiffany" is Thailand's most famous transgender beauty pageant. It is held every year in the seaside resort Pattaya, a two-hour drive from Bangkok, and attracts a large number of tourists.

Pan Takan, another 24-year-old transgender man who was hired, said that he had applied for another airline but was not hired. Later, a friend who worked for that company told He, the reason why he was not admitted was because of his "transgender" status.

Pantakan holds a degree in hotel and tourism from Kassetsa University. He said he is happy to see Thai society giving more opportunities to transgender people.